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doctorWho November 5, 2013 02:50

Conservative form of N-S equation for incompressible flow and sharp interface
 
I have some questions. I am learning CFD.

I heard that in single-phase flow, non-conservative form of N-S equations gives inaccurate results. Could you explain why?

I heard that in two-phase flow with sharp interface, conservative form of N-S equations won't work due to numerical instability near interface. is the instability caused by ill-posedness of matrix in Poisson equation? Could you explain in detail?

If conservative form of N-S equation does not work in two-phase flow with sharp interface, then is it possible to mix conservative and non-conservative form of N-S equations in a way that conservative form deals with deep flow and non-conservative form deals with near sharp interface? If possible, could you show me some literatures?

Thanks in advance.

FMDenaro November 5, 2013 05:53

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Originally Posted by doctorWho (Post 460582)
I have some questions. I am learning CFD.

I heard that in single-phase flow, non-conservative form of N-S equations gives inaccurate results. Could you explain why?

I heard that in two-phase flow with sharp interface, conservative form of N-S equations won't work due to numerical instability near interface. is the instability caused by ill-posedness of matrix in Poisson equation? Could you explain in detail?

If conservative form of N-S equation does not work in two-phase flow with sharp interface, then is it possible to mix conservative and non-conservative form of N-S equations in a way that conservative form deals with deep flow and non-conservative form deals with near sharp interface? If possible, could you show me some literatures?

Thanks in advance.

Hi,
just check for some previous discussions about this issue, you will find many details


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